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Many isolation valves are available for a municipal water system. Selecting the right one impacts the efficiency, reliability, and maintenance of the water supply network. An isolation valve is typically either in the fully open or fully closed position. Gate valves are most commonly used, while check valves are also a good consideration.

Many isolation valves are available for a municipal water system. Selecting the right one impacts the efficiency, reliability, and maintenance of the water supply network. An isolation valve is typically either in the fully open or fully closed position. Gate valves are most commonly used, while check valves are also a good consideration.

The City of Hamilton, Ontario’s Water Treatment Plant is one of the oldest in Canada and is located on the same property as the Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Flomatic®, a leading global valve manufacturer in the water and wastewater industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott S. Shimer as its Vice President of Sales.

In 2023, Illinois American Water will have invested $297 million in water and wastewater system infrastructure replacement and enhancements throughout the state.

COVID-19 is impacting certain valve markets more severely than others. Water and wastewater will be gaining market share over the next few years.

Mueller Water Products, Inc. introduced its new brand identity and refreshed.

The East Valley Water District in Highland, California, named Balfour Beatty the agency's design-build partner for construction of the $126 million Sterling Natural Resource Center wastewater treatment facility.

Providers of water management services strive to help businesses reduce costs and improve the efficiency of their water and wastewater infrastructures. However, their success depends on effectively tackling the challenge of water pressure regulation and head loss. All too often, this entails having heavy and cumbersome technology, which restricts the installation options and creates unwanted operational challenges. By Neil Poxon - Oxford Flow

Mueller Water Products officials will expand its operations in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The company plans to create 96 jobs over the next three years.